Gaudi::Utils::RegEx Namespace Reference

RegeEx: nemspace to hold gaudi regular expression checking. More...

Functions
template<typename T >
bool	matchOr (const std::string &test, const T &regexps)
	return true if the string is in any of the regex's
template<typename T >
bool	matchAnd (const std::string &test, const T &regexps)
	return true if the string is in all of the regex's

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Detailed Description

RegeEx: nemspace to hold gaudi regular expression checking.

Parameters:

	matchOr,:	return true if test is in any of the regexps
	matchAnd,:	return true if test is in all of the regexps

Author:

Rob Lambert Rob.Lambert@cern.ch

Date:

2009-07-29

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Function Documentation

template<typename T >

bool Gaudi::Utils::RegEx::matchAnd	(	const std::string &	test,
		const T &	regexps
	)			[inline]

return true if the string is in all of the regex's

Parameters:

	std::string	test [IN]: string to match
	container<std::string>	regexps [IN]: container of regex strings can be any container with a const_iterator, begin and end

Definition at line 49 of file RegEx.h.

      {
        //compares the string in test, to the regexps in a container
        for (typename T::const_iterator i = regexps.begin();
             i != regexps.end(); ++i)
        {
          const boost::regex pattern(*i);
          if (!boost::regex_match(test, pattern)) return false;
        }
        return true;
      }

template<typename T >

bool Gaudi::Utils::RegEx::matchOr	(	const std::string &	test,
		const T &	regexps
	)			[inline]

return true if the string is in any of the regex's

Parameters:

	std::string	test [IN]: string to match
	container<std::string>	regexps [IN]: container of regex strings can be any container with a const_iterator, begin and end

Definition at line 32 of file RegEx.h.

      {
        //compares the string in test, to the regexps in a container
        for (typename T::const_iterator i = regexps.begin();
             i != regexps.end(); ++i)
        {
          const boost::regex pattern(*i);
          if (boost::regex_match(test, pattern)) return true;
        }
        return false;
      }